Use of GLP-1 receptor agonists for the treatment of short bowel syndrome
a technology of glp-1 receptor and glp-1, which is applied in the field of glp1 receptor agonists, can solve the problems of severe diarrhea and nutritional deprivation, lack of absorption surface, lack of surface area in the remaining bowel, etc., and achieve the effect of normalizing bowel function and reducing the number of bowel movements
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[0053]A patient was on total parenteral nutrition with only two feet of small bowel. Typically, less than three feet of small bowel is too little to survive on food alone. The patient was having nutritional compromise. He would experience diarrhea within 15 minutes of eating. Normal eating habits resulted in experiencing more than 10 bowel movements a day. Without the i.v. feedings, he would lose ten pounds in one week due to dehydration. In July 2006, the patient was administered Byetta® exenatide and on the same day of administration, he did not experience a bowel movement until six hours after a meal. Since the commencement of treatment with Byetta® exenatide, he has not required i.v. feeding and experiences 1-2 solid bowel movements a day. The patient's bowel health returned to normal and returned to work within one week of starting treatment with Byetta® exenatide. The patient's nutritional status improved dramatically and has normalized. The patient has been using Byetta® exen...
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[0054]Short bowel syndrome (SBS) subjects were selected based on clinical symptoms and history of greater than 50% distal small bowel resection. Before beginning exenatide treatment, each patient completed a questionnaire documenting stool frequency and consistency. In addition, SBS symptoms, CBC, chemistries and BMI were also obtained. An antroduodenal manometry study was performed during fasting, after exenatide, and after a subsequent test meal. Each patient was then started on exenatide 5 to 10 mcg subcutaneously twice a day. Over the following month the parameters measured at baseline were repeated.
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[0055]The subjects consisted of 4 males and 1 female, ages 46 to 69 (mean: 57.2). At baseline, all patients had severe diarrhea that ranged from 7 to 15 bowel movements per day, often occurring within 15 minutes of eating. After exenatide treatment, all 5 patients had an immediate improvement in bowel frequency and form. In the most severely affected patient, the bowel movements reduced from 15 watery bowel movements per day to 2-3 formed stool. In all subjects, bowel movements were no longer meal related and often occurred hours after any meal. At baseline nutritional parameters were stable due to total parenteral nutrition (TPN) in most cases (n=3). However, after exenatide treatment, all 3 patients no longer needed TPN. Despite the lack of TPN, no weight loss or biochemical nutritional deterioration was observed in any case. Previous attempts at ceasing TPN had resulted in immediate and life-threatening dehydraton and malnutrition. Using normal bowel function as a goal, subjects ...
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